Development of Individual Differences
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Series: Psychology Series
Duration: 14
Year Published: 1957
Creator: Herbert Kerkow Productions
Format: 16mm
Color: B&W
Sound: sound
Description: Uses members of two families to illustrate individual differences and explains that the behavior of people is due chiefly to their environment. Points out that even two children in the same family have different environments and discusses the influence of social expectancy. Compares the two families and states that children imitate their parents. Demonstrates the three principal ways in which family resemblances in behavior are handed on from generation to generation.
Complete Record: Uses members of two families to illustrate individual differences and explains that the behavior of people is due chiefly to their environment. Points out that even two children in the same family have different environments and discusses the influence of social expectancy. Compares the two families and states that children imitate their parents. Demonstrates the three principal ways in which family resemblances in behavior are handed on from generation to generation., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.
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